Sentence examples for unsubstantiated statements from inspiring English sources

Avoid fluff and unsubstantiated statements.

Outrageous, unsubstantiated statements make great sound bites and ignite tremendous sound and fury.

Many supplements advertised online do not contain any growth hormone, falsely claim to stimulate its production or come with unsubstantiated statements about its benefits.

This is a far more rigorous standard, and perhaps should become the basic test for coverage of an administration that makes wild, unsubstantiated statements that get covered as though they were facts.

Mr. Bezos said at the time that Mr. Trump's unsubstantiated statements were "not an appropriate way for a presidential candidate to behave" and that he welcomed scrutiny and criticism of Amazon.

Many books contain unsubstantiated statements.

This is an unimpressive and unsubstantiated statement.

For its part, Palmdale puts out a regular email newsletter that debunks what it calls Lancaster's absurd and unsubstantiated public statements.

In response, the Church of Scientology released an unsubstantiated press statement which said that Hubbard had been sent as an undercover agent by the U.S. Navy to intercept and destroy Parsons' "black magic cult", and save Sara from its influence.

In Shelby, Justice Scalia brushed aside thousands of pages of Congressional testimony and findings, and a nearly unanimous vote, with an unsubstantiated general statement that the declining votes against the legislation in the Senate over the years meant that that it was actually the perpetuation of racial entitlement.

Mr. Byrne's "news" report is riddled with factual errors, false and misleading statements, unsubstantiated allegations and personal attacks.